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White Eggs In Lawn?!
David Thornton
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Hi all, I was strimming a clients' back lawn the other day (we let some areas grow naturally) and I disturbed a frog (I think) and close by a 'nest' of garden pea sized white eggs - any ideas?
Last edited: 24 November 2016 16:09:41
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Amphibians, (frogs), lay eggs in water
In the sticks near Peterborough
First thought was slugs/snails. Do you have a photo?
Hi Nutcutlet, yes I know, however I disturbed one inches from this 'nest'. It may just have been a coincidence, there's no pond in the garden or either neighbours. I have photo's but I can't seem to upload them.... annoying! I'll keep trying....
Hello Kitty (couldn't resist it sorry!)
Yes, I have 2 photo's but can't seem to upload them. I press the camera icon, then choose Documents, I go to my gallery, choose the images and it brings me back here again - seemingly without uploading the pics
It could be the size of the photo, most people suggest reducing them. I haven't a clue how to do it though
it probably is the photo size as Kitty says. They just don't upload if too large but nothing come up to tell you why.
I reduce mine to 30%
In the sticks near Peterborough
Hello Thornton,
Were they anything like these?
If so you probably disturbed a frog or toad in the middle of his lunch
As has been said, try reducing the size of your pics, and be patient, they sometimes take a little while to upload.
Last edited: 24 November 2016 17:01:26
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Here you go everyone - what do you think?
Predator or Layer? Or neither?!
snail or slug eggs. Yummy
In the sticks near Peterborough